D032-44
REYNOLDS ELECTRICAL & ENGINEERING cO., INC.

Position Title: Health Physicist II
Job Code: 02332

Date Prepared: April 1, 1982

Summary Statement: The Health Physicist II is accountable for making work
ocation inspections to identify potential radiological hazards, preparing and
submitting progress reports, consulting with higher-level Health Physicists on
more technical details, acting as a member of a reentry team and working in
areas where radiological hazards exist, and recording the findings of the team

as required,

Dimensions: The incumbent has an indeterminate impact upon the operating
udget and does not normally have direct supervisory responsibility. The
Health Physicist II can report to either an Environmental Sciences Department
(ESD) Health Physicist III, Senior Health Physicist, supervisor,
superintendent or director.

Nature and Scope: The incumbent makes work location inspections in areas
where potentia radiological hazards may exist to assure that proper proce-
dures are being followed; records any deviations from standard health physics
procedures as required and reports the findings; may be assigned to special
projects such as environmental surveillance or dosimetry research where the
employee's education or work experience can be fully utilized and receives
advice from higher-level Health Physicists on some of the more technical
phases of the project and documents the results and conclusions of the project
according to procedure so that they can be reviewed by other Health
Physicists; supports the assigned user agency by providing them with needed
information and technical assistance including the operation of health physics
equipment; may serve as a member of a reentry team working in radiation areas
or as part of a postshot reentry team in a mineback or drillback operation;
Participates in and at times supervises operations for unusual radiation
hazards; records all observations and follows work methods set forth in the
department and health physics procedures; collects and evaluates data from
survey forms, log books, and other data sources; assists in analyzing the data
by using standard calculations and techniques and reviews the results with a
higher-level Health Physicist; may be required to search records which record
radioactive fallout levels and employee's exposure to radiological hazards;
compiles data and Participates in the preparation of technical information
reports detailing radiological and laboratory results; Participates in various
training programs including radiation emergency courses; adheres to safety and
security rules and regulations; supports the Company's EEO and affirmative
action programs; and performs related work as required.

Principal Contacts: The incumbent maintains frequent contact with craft
supervistone radiological and laboratory operations supervision, and radio-
logical safety monitors regarding standard procedures and collection of data

and some contact with user agency scientists in order to provide information
and technical assistance when required,

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HEALTH PHYSICIST II

Working Conditions: The Health Physicist II makes frequent trips to the field
and spends considerable time in the laboratory where exposure to radiological

and toxic chemicals is possible and acts as a team member in reentry
operations.

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HEALTH PHYSICIST II

Date Prepared: April 1, 1982

Desirable Work Experience: Two years of experience in health physics is
preferred.

Desirable Training: A bachelor's degree in health physics, or related science
or engineering.

Other Special Qualifications: None.

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